I had to work last weekend so I could not be at Comptons. I knew the book would be available for the first time and I would miss it...
This weekend I went to our United Bowhunters of Missouri rendezvous in Hermann, MO.
Mike from the Nocking Point had two cases of the books. Yes I own one!
I cannot seem to put the book down. Even better than I hoped it would be. Great history, even better stories.
Larry Hudson (who wrote a chapter in the book) told me they started with a run of 2700 books. If you love traditional bowhunting find a copy before they are gone.
John III
I haven't seen one for sale yet. I figured "A Walk in the Woods" would have an add for it, but I didn't see one in there. Must only be available thru dealers.
I haven't yet received the summer issue of the Compton newsletter. I was hoping there would be an ad and order form. I definitely want to purchase a copy of the new Archives book.
I picked up one at Compton and I agree, it is very nice! I am still reading it and enjoying it very much!!
I had just arrived at Compton's this year. And it was the first thing I bought. I am still reading and savoring it too! No doubt a soon to be Classic!
Where can I get a copy?
call the Nocking Point, they're a sponsor
www.thenockingpoint.com/about.htm (http://www.thenockingpoint.com/about.htm)
Call or Email Mike or Brenda.
Great people, even better service.
John III
Hi John,
It was nice to meet and talk with you yesterday. I got my copy from Dennis and had him and Larry both sign it. I thinl I will try to get all the authors to sign if I can.
Dan
Great time yesterday, Dan. Thanks for sharing the spot n stalk bear story. Fun and more fun.
John III
The Traditional Bowhunting Archives is also available directly from Compton Traditional Bowhunters. $30.00 + S&H. Contact info;
Marvin Cochran
27016 South Brickplant Road
Harrisonville, Missouri 64701
816-884-1954
Thanks for the compliments and interest.
3 rivers has them too $30.00
http://www.3riversarchery.com/